*Total birth prevented: +3,840,000 new babies each year
With over 600,000 dogs on the island — 80% of them free-roaming — Bali faces a growing animal welfare crisis. Many of these dogs are not truly homeless but live as semi-strays, often unvaccinated and breeding freely. Rabies, distemper, mange, and parvovirus are just a few of the deadly diseases that continue to spread, despite government-led mass vaccination efforts since 2009.
Why? Because the core issue remains: overpopulation.
Catching and caring for these animals is a massive challenge. Makeshift and under-resourced shelters do what they can, but adoptions are low, and abandoned animals continue to suffer.
Since 2014, we’ve been breaking the cycle — one spay, one TNR, one story at a time.
Join us in building a future where no animal suffers from neglect, abandonment, or preventable disease.
